I pointed out the same thing, 2.5 yards behind the guy that is offsidesDoes anybody notice that the RT (Taylor) is set up deeper than the WR on the right? He's no where close to breaking the Center's belt line.
I pointed out the same thing, 2.5 yards behind the guy that is offsidesDoes anybody notice that the RT (Taylor) is set up deeper than the WR on the right? He's no where close to breaking the Center's belt line.
Yep, the really good teams don't have to worry about that one play or one call being the deciding factor.
As an old QB that throw was horrible.I’d like to know what was up on the chiefs final play when they went for it on 4th down. Kelce was just jogging downfield and not looking back for the ball at all. I assume the ball was intended for someone else.
I think that incompletion is really what set Mahomes off.
Probably because the defenders had noticed Kelce running with the football and ran towards Kelce to attempt a tackle. Do you even football!?Had Toney given up on that play? Why was he so open for Kelce? Just imagine if he'd dropped it.
I didn't say anything about the defenders. Toney was just standing there in the open field since the ball didn't go his way. No attempt to go block. Send him to Pittsburgh. Maybe he could help their offensive juggernaut.Probably because the defenders had noticed Kelce running with the football and ran towards Kelce to attempt a tackle. Do you even football!?
It was a scripted play.I didn't say anything about the defenders. Toney was just standing there in the open field since the ball didn't go his way. No attempt to go block. Send him to Pittsburgh. Maybe he could help their offensive juggernaut.
Chiefs look very undisciplined and sloppy this year, Bieniemy provided that.
But, he did line up wrong.
you are correct.I would be remiss if I didn't point out the dangling modifier here.
I agree with you 100%. My point is only that these guys are “pro” athletes and get paid to line up correct whether someone sees it or not. And a great player/team will do it. So no argument on consistency from refs on all calls. I have seen junior high players that get paid nothing show more effort to line up correctly than the so-called pros do.Yes, he did. And should have been flagged for it. And if they flagged it every single time it happened, it would be consistent and no one would have a gripe. But I would bet it's flagged at less than a 10% rate, because I see players constantly over their end of the football and in the neutral zone not to mention often just past the neutral zone. I just want consistent enforcement. I don't want the officials to hold their flags, I want them to throw more until people stop lining up offsides.
I agree with you 100%. My point is only that these guys are “pro” athletes and get paid to line up correct whether someone sees it or not. And a great player/team will do it. So no argument on consistency from refs on all calls. I have seen junior high players that get paid nothing show more effort to line up correctly than the so-called pros do.
His passing mechanics have been poor all season.ESPN showed a series of "dropped balls" by KC receivers on the Stephen A Smith and Big Mouth Shannon Sharpe show this morning. Every one they showed appeared to be a poorly thrown ball. Pat should be mad at himself.
Can't be MVP every season. Go way back to Week 1 I said this may be KC's "give back" year. Funny part, though, is they could pick up the stick with this schedule and who knows how many more upsets to come and recover. Key won't be Mahomes and Maauto, either, but the D.His passing mechanics have been poor all season.
His passing mechanics have been poor all season.
Pectoral muscle issue that pops up on the injury reports?His passing mechanics have been poor all season.